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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
" asuteS @IlerIet.
8eiunotS unb franfes Tteiid.

Ssbr bIaHe 5arbe bes SIeii6es 1T Elm
3et8en, baB bus Gbier bIutarm sepeien
unb has Glsii3 ni6t trdftis 1T bic uria9e
Der 8lutarmutb tam in bebentli6en
&rantbeiten liesen. - Gief purpurrotbs
6urbe benefit, bGB bas Sbisr ni5t sei6la6s
tet iOnbern crepirt 1T. Rarmorirtss Quss
ieben, berribrenb pom auiiaeu ben SIeii9s
fuiern Iiesenbem 6ett, bat nur sutss SRA #.
feii3. - 9as 6stt an seiunbem Slsii5 lit
petB un6 bart; on trantsm basesen selbs
lid, wsi3, wdheris ober sallertartis. -
Sciunhes SIeti3 fib[t ft9 fsft an unb
madt ben Singer taum naB, trautes lit
wet6 unb IdBt 6eu6ttsteit austreten. -
Suites 6leii@ rts9t taunr, truntss ris5t
muffiS. - 9atss SEeii3 i5mmpft balm
Ro9en wenis elm unb u~erIiert ni9t uiel an
@ewi6t, i6Ie8tes ibrumpft suiammsn unb
wirO piel Iei9ter, neil in Der &rantbeit
6ett unS WusteIIubitans seidpunbsn itnb.
@eiunhbeitsbote.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
RGerfet Spae uno Grnf.
3wci ltblanoItaften.

(GOpirt pom Seeleumaler S9laule.)
1. Sas Bier.
Our Snetpe so9 Elm iun9er Selo
$50 er ein Qiter Sier beitelt,
So6, ais er'S faBt nit leiner Sano,
Den Sri9 er un9eat6t erfano.
Ger alte @irt6 ben Bart ii6 itrei6t:
Ser &rug 1T pirtli6 ni6t geaidt!
Snbeiien iaufen sic 8 nur rein,
IS piro ia wobl 10 i9ltntm ni6t Iein."
rNein'tbalben benin Mir if'S esal!
So6 9laubt tur ntbt, oaB i'd be;abp!"
Der Siiu9lin9 iprt6t'S, gan; aus er's trtntt,
Der Wtrtb iofott Elm andres brtn9t!
II. . ie brei Burr BEN.
SIS ;o9en brei gurI6en mobl ii6er ben &bein,
Sci elmer Srau Btrtbin oa tebrten lie ein.
,Tral @irt6in, Sat lie gut Bein unS Bier?
lno bole lie au6 NAL bic Stattarteu fiir!~
.Iein 8ein llno gter limb tlar uno rein,
Die Sarten weroeu pobl orebi6t ieiu!""
uub alS lie MIN Dor ibnen lasen parat,
IA tonnt' es benin los9eben nit benz Sfat. y
Ger Grite, Der bob bas Spiel slei6 auf,
Sa flebte Suianrmen Der 9anie Saul.
Der 3weite, Der 9utte ibm rubig III,
unb ia9te ni6ts peiter ais leiie: rJtanu?"
Der 3ritte Der fannie bic 0eu,el iofort,
God ia9te er idlauer 8eiie fem @ort.
@r bat s%elpornen unb bat iid sefreut =
Oieielbeu Eurten limb bort no d.
beut!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
WpSerne Gran.

limb brinnsn paltet bic mobilize Sausirau
Sine pabre @oquette,
Stets in Soilette,
nnb lu9t aus benz Grfer, :
Senu ibr lit gum Serter
Die Sii9e, Der Seller, bic Rammer, Der Serb.
gle berrihet nibt peile
Sim bGusliben Rreiie;
sic tennt ni6t ben Goten,
gle fidt feline Soden;
lin bic i9uurrenbe Spinbel brebt ii6 feir
Saoeu
Nur Slitter;su9 fiuet bic buiti9sn 9aben
sic iammelt III reinli6 9eslGttetem S6rein
gur i6immernbes 3eu9, ni6t i6neei9en 9ein
Sn Slide unb Seller i6altet bic Wa9b,
lin Rinberu unb Sammern wir6 penis
9efra9t.
Sie lteit gum Sersnii9eu
llnb liebt mr. ben S6immer;
sic pust ii6 gum Ean;e-
limb bas 1T bas @au;el"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

limb S~isisnissn, bic iufOlse elmer au5ssiprO6snsu &sisuns
81 etuem biIiOisn SuitauNe all ben UriPieOsusu unO wsas
ieIuOlsu SpmptOmsH uuterporien limb, bic elm ~2ebsrlsiseu
~oujeieeu. l~lsbeItstt, "&OpiidmsrJeu, SeritOpinns. cine
bsIssts 3uuse, Elm ibslrisasuOsr atbem, Elm msbr Ossr
psntssr beittSsr SamerS in Der &dbe NsS ansesriiieneu
Organs, llursinbstt Oss SIutts uub appstittOiststt Items
peIH ss Ju etusm her qudlsneteu, iopis eiusm Der sntiss.
lt6itsu SeiOsu. Gs sibt isSOd elm sepobnliaeS Ritttl
ssssu Sisiss ssibeu unO al feline uuaussnebmeu au,eidsu.
Rad benz lbereinttmmeuoeu SeueuiB ets publttums TO-
pte Der Arjte, 1T Sofettter'S Waaeubttter
cine ReoiSiu, pslbe idnsuiibIbare, sriuOIt3e uus wobl:
tbuenoe &eiultate erretdt. IS bsiIt nibt nur SeberIeiesn
iouoern trdittst aud bic Sbpahsn. msrst Risrtnz uni
SlaieHleiesn aus, uuo beidlsuuist bic 9eneiuua osrieui.
sen, bic i9pddsnee Rrantbetten hbsritanesn baben
t~lsbsrOies 1T es SGS srobe 3sitteI ssSsH @edieIfsbsr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Tn iriihen &reiien berri9t bic feite

ll~sbsrSeusuns, baB bic ensIii3e &ssieruns
bier i'm 2anO cine game Au3abl Spione,
barunter aud man6e S:auen, unterbdlt.
@inSeIue berieIben iOuen ben irii9sn Sibs
rem pobl betanut istu. Man ioI In Con:
BON 5 Niaionen Dollars fir bieien @es
bsimbienit uerpenben unS in aQsn 9,SBeren
Stdbten Imerita's ioI9e Spions bsioloen.
Sn lriiden &reiien iast man, bab fir bies
ielben gar Ni6ts ausSui9uiffeIn porIiese,
aber baB lie nGiiirIi9 aaerIet 4nsaben mas
den, bic feline anbere g~ss,inbuns baben,
ais puB iene Inseber babur5 ii9 i5re weis
tere 8eitaluns uerii9ern molten. (Die
Spionerei u. bas bariiber @elaste lit Der aus
ssni5sinIt6its 8l6Sinn. - &sb. b. 8l.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
@Gbreno ionit bic 9erfafsr uon gi9ern

unb Sdriftsu ben 3eitunssrebattiouen Elm
@rempldr gu iiberpeiien pflesen unb IN,
cine geipre6uns eriu9sn, besIidt 9err
Sen,p George bic seiammte beati6ameri;
tanii4e 9reiie nit einem 3trtular, IN wels
dem er bas @ri9einen elmer neuen beuts
i6en aussu6e ieines @ertes Progress and
Poverty" a~nfiinbist uno bic 3uienoans eis
mes grsmplars befeIben sarantirt, faQs
ibm Elm @rutispuff bafir 9epdbrt weroe.
Nber ;uerit Der Buff" bann bas gr.
empIar. an alSu GROCER gei9eibenbeit
leioet alio !6err @sOtse offen5ar ni3t.
DAB aber ~ein3elne 3eitunsen aui bieien
2eim frisdsn unb ben rguff" abbrutsn,
1T aud wunberbat; berarttse Wii@e re-
tlameil4tiser autoren seb0ren in ben Pas
pierforb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
SHUTTER (,u ibrem Hebenidhriaen {

SHUTTER bu ibrsm Rebenidbrissn God.
terdsn Rarie): v5inbef gu ben 8ss gum
Slsii6er auein2"
Rarie: 80 seuiB, DIANA, i'd babe
Did ia 10 oft bortbin besleitet."
SHUTTER: ,,9tun, 10 sebe einmal biniibsr
unb iiebs na4, Oh er beute S9wsinsfiBs
bat"
Sebn Winuten ipdter. Wutter (su Der
suridtsbrenbsn Marie): Sou bait aber
LANCE Ssit ssbrau9t! 8ie itebt es nit ben
S9psins fiBen2"
Waris: % Wanaa, i'd babe 70 ssnau
unb 10 LANCE na6seieben, mite MIR mSsli9
absr Id, tounte es beim beiten Wiasn ni9t
berausinben, Oh CT S4weinsiiBe bat obsr
ni9t; er bat feline StiefeIn an"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Sas eiuiahite Ssrfabren, nm reines

Sas eiHfadfte Ssrfabren, I'M reinss
8afer trint6ar gu MAIDEN, bsitsbt BARN,
baB man IS to3t. Oa &c bterbur5 einen
faben, unausensbmsn @ei6mat unnimmt,
maB man es ais Saffee, Ebee u. +. NJ. obsr
IN 0tmonabenfor NIT giiis, Sru9tidfteu,
@itronenidure, @eiu unb 3udsr senieBsn.
Gtwas wobli9medenSer ptrb IS i9on bas
6ur4, baB man nod benz &o3en cine fIstne
Quantitdt Sal5 3uieet.
Cont biIft man iid bubur4, bas MAI
es f~iItrtrt. Dte sep6bnIt9sn &oblsnfilter
seniiSen bier3u politdnois.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

ale Wusfel6swssunsen werbeu burd
bic Neruen beruorserufen, welde pom 9ss
birn unb &idenmart aus ii9 ben Mustsls
faiern anidltsBsn. @erben @ebirn ODER
&ifsnmartstbeile bur9 ben 8iuen ober
eineu anbern Smpuls serei3t, 10 bur5eiIt
elm elettrii9sr Strom bic Nsrpen, unb
ieSt bic Suiern Der sntiprs6snben Wustel
in 8epesuns. @ie punberbar 1T bod
Der Meni6 ssbtloet. l1uo bod sIaubsn
pisle Ierste an tsinen Soft.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
WuS her Suiti;.

raIio, Der slnsstlaste bat S5nen, als
sic Soften itanben, cine @isarre ansebos
ten2"
vSa, wobl, Serr 8rditoent."
Isle perwetserten bic annabme bes 9es
idsntes2"
v3u gefebl, 9err 9raii6ent."
limb mas CAB ct Sbnen CUR antpOrt?"
rSie itnb Elm S9uffstopt 9err 9rdits
bent"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
9srs. Charlotte elsie BON sbieaao,

Der meitli3en Sreiie wsbl %betauut, i9reibt bic
9eilnn9 zines 9efabrIi6en 9utens, besleitet
uou %2unSenbluten, benz Sales Sonep OF Sore.
bounb anO Gar Su. pNein Suiten", ia9te fe,
rbrobte mid gu ertiteu, aber bieies Wittei bat
i'm beieiti9t."
9Iern's sGwsfstisIis, Belt unO peribSnsrt, CSC.
!SiTs SaGrs II. Sartfarbs, i@warS IL. braun, soc.
@ifc's 9a9ui3merSertreYfen betGeu In l Min. Csc.
German Gprn Rcmppcr, t6otst SlBnsrauSsl
Erct5euIsn, Il. (. N. 25e.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

Go lit cine bur9 rsi3s grfabruns fsit.
s~sitslte Ebatiade. buB bic peitaus srSBte
3abl Der meni6Iiden 2eiben unb &rants
beiten bur6 8erna6ldiisuns gu Stanbe
tommt. Seinabe isbes llebsI lit i'm eritsn
Stabtum, bemienisen ietnes Sntitsbsus,
lei9t su beiettisen. aber entpsSer wers
ben serinse @eiunbbeitsi t0ruuseu gu wenis
bea5tet, Ober nan iudt wpbl 9ilfs, iu6t
iie aber ni9t ba, no fe 81 fiuSen lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
5liegeni6mnB BON pulirteH MObeln 30
entferneu.

Wan sieBt Bstroleum auf Elm wollenes
5led3sn unb retbt bamit ben @esenitanb,
wsIder bur9 SIieeen bsi6must 1T, ab.
Die Yolttur leibet oarunter oar ni9t, i'm
@ssentbeil. fie wirb id0ner barnud. Gin
anberes Waittel beitebt Sartn, baB man l
EbetI S~almiatseiit unb 2 G6siIe @aFer
nit chamber mii9t unb nit bisier SliBis.
teit bic i6mutisen @esenitdnbe abteibt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
8ise SIbIi9.

Die 3ise 8 unO 4 seBsn tasIia ab. / uuO ? tasItd
SonntasS auSgsnommeu.
BdHe mad alsu StatiOnsu Der Der. Stastsn II. GauaSa
Su baben In Der Office Der 9~ompasnie al RatHitrabs nHo
am @tienbabuoepot.
Baggage OurdssBsuN bis gum Setimmunssort.
5sinite Speiispa9sr unS qulnanus S6lafpaseu aui
alien burdssbsubeH 3hSen.
SIR Gtdets, SdIafpGssu, 3stttabeasu unb anbss SHs
tormationen ipreae man por, bet
Z. Stefenoerier gsent.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Gin 9aturunnSer qi6t's - menn'

Gin IaturmunSsr si6t's - wenn's
pabr lit - auf Der Sarm pon Capt. Z.
$. Wiqtamion In Blsaiant County in
SirSintu, einsn apfeIbuum rdmli9, ber
aud In bteism Sabre piebsr, pis felt mebs
reren, ib0ue sroBe 5ri5te trdst, obue ses
bIibt gu baben. l1nb bic Iepfel 3eisen
nod bic ~6eionbsre, penn aud foIseri9tise
@i9entbimli9tsit, baB ibaen Serne unb
@ebGuie febIen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Ser jdwsrfte Wann i'm britiiden &eide

TT Der IN 0oper Iebenbe 4Oidbriss Sat.
wirtb Sbomas 0onslep. gr wiest $50
Yfunb, 1T 8 Sub unb 7 3ol sroB, miBt
UNI ben Wittelt6rper 80 3oa unb UNI bic
8aben % Sou. Sbi9on Ct nur nit
S9pisristeit seben Tam, ruast sr ii9 bod
taum In einen Wasen aus Sur9t, bic
S~prinsfebern 3u brs9sn. gr fibrt cine
isbr mdBise 2ebenspsiie unb LIT nie I'M 2ss
ben srnfIt9 trant sewsisn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Ser SrlGnoer
an bas euglii6e &abinet.

Omar bin i6 pilb, i6 mub es eiu9etebeu,
God Ioat ibr mid babel audi bOfi6 ieben;
Tenn rpenn i1 lest aud Woro lIuo Srano
poufIibre,
60 bleib' i3 bod beitduSiS
gan; Der SIRE.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

Seit ben Issten IL Subrsn baltic i'd
Or. 9rsut R0nis's 6a9burser Gropfen
itets i'm ,9auie uorrdtbta unb babe sefuns
ben, baB fe Elm unibertrefli5es RittsI
sesen ale &rantbeiteu itnb sessn bic fe
empfoblsn psrben. - Benedict Sina,
calm Mtnsrs, SaS.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
4cSanfsnfreibeit

@ebanfenireibett unsebemmt
Serlan9t oaS Notwithstanding Sabrbuuoert,
8o6 bats mid niemols iebr perrpunbert,
SaB lid Der Sbor bage9en itemmt:
Sbu britdt ia ni6t bic Ipraunei,
Sein Saupt 1T tets - 9eoantenfrei.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Nn8 BEN Steuerbureau.

Stsusrtommiidr: ,,&is bod beIaufl
ft9 Sbr idbrIi6ss Iustommsn?" -
gummlsr: ,,Sinf,is SbaIer." - Stsuer.
tommifdr: .,llnmOsIi9, bas lit mir ni9t
senus." - gummler: ,Wfir aud ni6t.
Sislsidt tOnntsn sic usrmittsln, baB mir
Der Stuat einen 3ui5uB sibt ; t9 bin banr
redt 9erne bereit, has Wtebr su p%sriteuern.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
Ser Quorbiit Wpit

wolts norbumsritanii9er Staatsbirse,
werben:
God lamb iein @elu6
&obl ftine Geipdbrun9:
Dian fiirdtet ni6t Woit,
Wtan fiir6tet Die q Gbruug.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25
IN VINO VERITAS.

SSn bieier i6wereu 3eit Der SGli9unssianben
BORT ielbit bas Sprt6wort aui, FORFEIT ~ lein
gSer f0unte nod i'm ySeine @abrbeit iinoen,
Wian iinSet ia III gSabrbeit nirSenbS g9ein.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

ct. Safdbs Del bat mid uou S9msrs
gen i'm Ropfe unb @ef9tsneuraIsie bsfreit.
Sd baIte es fir elm ausse,si9uetes Sauss
mittsI. - g. N. @rooB, Bbilips6urs
Ya.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-10-25

Wiierable Soften. Gin SsrIiner 0isuits
mann gum anbern: .9tse weeite, ct ilnb
bod su miisrable Seiten; ID wollts ieftern
esnsn 3wansismlati4ein ws@ieIn, u,senits,
ID babe ssnsn sebabt2" :
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20
Geo. W. Bain's Coming to Cairo,

Geo. w. Balm, Kentucky's silver
tongued orator, will be at Cairo on
Saturday, August 18th. This will
be big day at Cairo. We expect
tremendous crowd. The Scran.
ton Republican says of him:
Gle is too eloquent to be report
ed on the spot, for his flights were
often 30 fascinating that the re.
porter forgot what he came for.
Besides his eloquence has the
magic power of melting his hear.
ere to tears, or convulsing them
with laughter, at his pleasure. y
Richie Democrat.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20
Missionary Meetings.

Rev. Thomas Allen, of Dayton
Ohio, for six years Baptist mis-.
sionary to Burmah, will lecture on
the subject OF missions, at the fol.
lowing places: Tabors Greek,
Sunday July Oath, at II a. M,
Bassville same day at 8 p. M,
Greenbrier, Tuesday night, July
Goth. Wayne c. II. Wednesday
night July 9th. Centerville,
Thursday night, July 2Sth, Mouth
Whites Creek, Friday night, July
Goth.
Rev. Mr.. Allen is a man OF
ability as a lecturer and with his
graphic descriptions of heather
lands and customs, and the sing
ing of heather songs, cannot fail to
interest and edify all who attend,
L. Dickerson IN Wayne News.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20
One Hundred Dollars.
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO.

STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF ToLEDo.l
LUCAS COUNTY, s. y.
FRANK j. CHENEY makes oath that he is
the senior partner of the firm OF j. Cheney
d Co., doing business in the City OF Toledo,
County and State aforesaid and that said
firm will pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED
DOLLARS for each and every case of CA
TARRH that can not be cured by the use OF
HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence, this 9th day OF Dece mber, A. d. '86.
-(|0 A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL Notary Public
wv
P. S.--Ha1l's Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally and acts directly upon the blood and
mucus surfaces of the system. Send for tes-
timoni als, free.
FL. CHENEY d CO., Toledo, o,
sS-Sold by Druggists, 70 cents.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20
Mrs. Harper In Parkersburg.
Her Able address at the Ann Street
NJ. e. Church.

There was but short notice, and
this with the intense heat, was
against a large audience at the
Ann Street M. K. Church, last
night,to hear Mrs. Frances X. Har-
per, Superintendent Colored Work,
National w. e. T. U. We wish
the house had been filed, that
more of our people might have
been stirred by the earnest, elo.
quent appeals of this gifted wo-
man. She is thoroughly acquaint-
ed with every phase OF the Tenn per.
ance question and presents her
pleas in that frank, earnest ard
direct way that always commands
hearing and sympathy and then
her voics has peculiarly sweet
melody that wins her hearers
at once and holds them for the
earnest heart and soul feast she
serves them. Mrs. Harper stays
in the city to-day and tonight,
holding special meeting for wo.
men at the A. M. e. Church at
4 p. m. and public meeting in
the evening at the Colored Baptist
Church. We wish our people, re.
CARELESS of color, would fill the
church and hear this consecrated
gifted speaker, whose heart and soul
burn with zeal for the uplifting Of
suffering humanity, and whose
pleadings are especially eloquent
in behalf of her own race, whose
sympathies and help she is doing
80 much to enlist in the cause Of
Home and Humanity. When
ever and wherever you have op.
portunity, by all means go and
hear Mrs. Harper. At the meet.
ing last night, Prof. A. w. Pegues
introduced the speaker in BRIEF
address full of happy points, in
which he paid high tribute to the
w. G. T. U. Mrs. Harper will
either organize to day, a separate
Union of colored ladies, or all that
will come will be welcomed into
the Parkersburg Union, the
ladies of this organization hav-
ing opened their doors
with hearty welcome to their
colored sisters. 1t will be
for them to decide whether to form
a separate Union or join the old.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20

Several years ago severe cold
settled ON my lungs. The most
popular physician that ever prac-
ticed here attended me for q long
time but to no avail. After a con-
sultation he said I had settled con-
sumption and gave me up. / was
advised to try DR.. Seth Arnolds
Cough Killer, and to my own and
friends establishment, it cured me
and I am now a well, hearty man.
Thomas d. Paine, Jeweler,
Woonsocket, R. l." For sale by
all druggists. Price 25c., &c., and
LOO per bottle.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20

Mountain Lake Park is having
quite a boom. About 100 minis.
tiers were in attendance this week
at the camp meeting. Crowds Of
people poured in and exhausted
the private. and public accommo.
dations. But as the camp closes
on Sabbath, there will be room for
all who want to 60 hereafter
Balo. Methodist.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20

The most prosperous era in the
history of Kansas has been since
the temperance amendment to the
constitution was adopted. The
people of our little Mountain
State should follow the example of
the people Of Kansas, and see that
she rolls up big majority for the
amendment in '88.-A. Mary's
Oracle.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20
GRAND ATTRACTIONS.
For Mountain Lake Park.
Note the list of Prohibition &C.
lebretieS:
MRS. BUELL.,
MRS. LATHRAP,
MRS. HOFFMAN,
DR. ELLIS.
SILVER LAKE QUARTET.
For Mountain Lake Park.
SILVER LAKE QUARTET.

The managers of Mountain Lake
Interstate w. G. T. U. Conference
have secured the National Speak.
ers named above, with the noted
Silver Lake Combination of New
York to cap the climax. Remem-
Der the date and get ready-July
rs, 7, s, 8.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20

Rev. D. G. Babcock of Philadel-
phia, favors US in this issue with
an interesting letter full Of good
cheer and wise suggestions.
Our readers will be glad to hear
from Bro. Babcock again and often.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
Good Cheer and Wise Sug,
gestl0ms.
Rev. D. c. Babcock writes tie Free.
man Lively Letter.

PHILADELPHIA, July Is, 81.
EDITOR FREEMAN:
| have never been in West Vir-
ginia except as passenger, but
frequent visits to Maryland where
the clans gather at those great an.
nual conventions, and few visits
to cole Virginy," among the grand
workers of Loudon County,
where one meets people from every
where at those "Bush Meetings"
gives me the lay of the land. Since
we met at Baltimore in April 1885,
/ have been looking at West Vir-
ginia through the FREEMAN, from
week to week, and have thus kept
the run of things fairly we'll.
You fought a good fight for the
submission of an Amendment to
your electors and we look hopeful
ly for your success at the polls in
1883,
ana glad to see that Mrs. Fran
ces Ellen Harper is talked Of for
some work in your State. She is
an able advocate of the good cause.
She is a clear, logical and forcible
speaker. She can do good work
among her own people and equal
ly as good, if not better, among the
whites. No Committee need hest
tate to place her before any au-
dience, however refined or intelli-
gent. We are watching the
Amendment work of the South
with intense interest. We care
vastly more about that rea,
issue, vital to all, than we do about
those old flags out of which some
of our demagogues are trying to
patch up an issue for the issueless
party fight of next year. We
would like to see those who wear
the blue and those who wear the
gray, with their children and their
grandchildren marching under
a new banner against the greatest
foe that has ever impeded the pro-
gress of Christian civilization. If
men will ignore party 80 far as to
stand up and vote for principle we
shall not have to wait long for the
triumph Of truth and righteous
ness.
This is an off year in politics in
Pennsylvania, but the old parties
will pose for position in 1888. The
dominant party has deep sense
of the delicacy of the situation.
1t is not easy nowadays to make
platforms and select men that will
suit both the church and the sa-
loon. The real work that is before
US is to get another assembly that
will repeat the submission act of
last winter and send the question
to the people. Most of the con-
ventions will be held next month
and then the skirmishing will be-
gin.
We have two Temperance Camp
Meetings this month along the
line Of the Lehigh Valley R. R.
The first, July 1922, at Luzerne
Grove, near Wilkesbarre; and the
second, July 1923, at Island Grove,
Freemansburg, near Bethlehem.
Rev. DR.. G.. A. Morris, Mrs. Clara
Hoffman, Mrs. Mary T. Lathrap.
Rev. Hugh Montgomery, Major
Geo. A. Hilton, Edward Carswell,
and others are to speak. We look
for good meetings at both places,
as they are at centers of popula-
ton. Let us push on the good
work, in all the ways that promise
good results, until success is as
sured.
D. G. BABCoCK.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20

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The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20

Get out of the sweltering valleys
and HE to the cool Mountain tops.
Attend the grand gathering of
Temperance Workers at Mt. Lake
Park next week. See program, in
side page.
The freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1886-18??, 1887-07-20
w. c. T. U.
Amendment Lecture Bureau.

Under the auspices of The Wom-
ans Christian Temperance Union
of West Virginia the following
named speakers will address the
people in the interests of the Pro-
hibition Amendment at the places
and times, as set forth.
Mrs. Frances f. w. Harper.
Supt. Of Work Among the Coiorsd
People, National ". c. T. U.
At Charleston, July 81 and %.
Coal Valley, July %.
st. Adams, July "a.
Huntington, July %.
Further appointments will be
duly announced.
Prof. j. L. Champ,
Of the Parkersburo Colored Schools.
Clarksburg, on Friday evening,
July %.
Shenandoah junction, Camp
Meeting, Sunday, July "a
Following the Shenandoah Juno.
ton Meeting, Prof. Champ will
also speak at Martinsburg, Char
lesion, Harper's Ferry, Shepherds.
town, Keyser, Piedmont and Graf
ton. Exact dates will be arranged
and announced locally.
Prof. A. w. Pegues,
Supt. Parkersbmrg Colored Schools.
A route is being arranged for
Prof. Pegues in the lower end of the
State, along the c. & 0. r. r. but
dates have not yet been definitely
fixed. Announcements will be
duly made.
Geo. w. Balm,
The SLIDER Tongued Orator of Ken
lucky.
Hungtington, August 8.
Charleston, August 10.
Ravenswood, August II.
Parkersburg, August IL.
Cairo, August 10.
Wheeling, August ID.
Warrington and Fairmont, Aug.
10, 16.
Buckhannon, Auguet II.
Weston, August IS.
See double column announce.
ment.